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    Video: Nationwide lockdown extended till May 3
    Video: Nationwide lockdown extended till May 3
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday addressed the nation and announced the lockdown extension across India until at least May 3. Notably, the current 21-day lockdown had been scheduled to end at midnight.
    How Modi govt is running the country from home
    How Modi govt is running the country from home
    The government has been advocating strict social distancing norms and work for home, for a month now in wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
    Focus on all classes of people: Kamal tells Modi
    Focus on all classes of people: Kamal tells Modi
    Actor-filmmaker-politician Kamal Haasan has written an open letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi stating that the decision to impose a 21-day national lockdown, in a bid to battle the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, was a wrong one.
    Light up candle, diya at 9pm on April 5, PM urges
    Light up candle, diya at 9pm on April 5, PM urges
    Amid a nationwide lockdown to tackle the coronavirus outbreak, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday shared a video message with people.
    Modi shuts 133 cr Indians to save them from Covid-19
    Modi shuts 133 cr Indians to save them from Covid-19
    In an unprecedented move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced a 21 day nationwide lockdown that will bring everything except essential services to a halt in India.
    From Tuesday midnight countrywide lockdown: PM Modi
    From Tuesday midnight countrywide lockdown: PM Modi
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his address to the nation today, talked about the coronavirus pandemic that has killed nine and infected around 500 people in India.
    Scindia all set to join BJP as meeting with PM ends
    Scindia all set to join BJP as meeting with PM ends
    Jyotiraditya Scindia is all set to quit the Congress after he met Prime Minister Narendra Modi at his residence here on Tuesday.
    Why 'Namaste Trump' is much more than plain optics
    Why 'Namaste Trump' is much more than plain optics
    Calling India and US 'natural partners', Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the case of the two playing 'important roles' in the way 21st century goes.
    Trump's 'Baahubali' avatar is a hit
    Trump's 'Baahubali' avatar is a hit
    A video showing "Baahubali" Trump fighting enemies on battlefield, riding a chariot with Melania along with his children Trump Jr and Ivanka on his shoulders, has netizens in splits.
    Modi-Shah Should Come Down
    Modi-Shah Should Come Down
    It is high time that the two top leaders of the nation – Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah – should come down to the ground realities.
    BJP's 'muscular nationalism' falls flat in state after state
    BJP's 'muscular nationalism' falls flat in state after state
    While Shaheen Bagh has been a relatively new issue, the nation has been bombarded with an overdose of Balakot, Article 35A, Kashmir and Pakistan since April-May, 2019.
    With AAP's victory in Delhi, all focus on Prashant Kishor
    With AAP's victory in Delhi, all focus on Prashant Kishor
    The AAP's victory in Delhi assembly polls has yet again brought the focus on election strategist Prashant Kishor and his firm Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC), which first changed the contours of political campaigning by introducing Narendra Modi's famous 'chai pe charcha' campaign in 2014 Lok Sabha polls.
    The strategist: Getting to know Prashant Kishor
    The strategist: Getting to know Prashant Kishor
    What is happening in Indian politics? Nitish Kumar, who has been the Chief Minister of Bihar for a long time, is accusing a 'strategist' by citing the Union Home Minister.
    The return of agitational politics
    The return of agitational politics
    Political history of independent India amply illustrates how street agitations have been used as a potent instrument by the opposition to create an anti-incumbency environ against an otherwise well entrenched regime.
    CAA is just bad for India: Satya Nadella
    CAA is just bad for India: Satya Nadella
    Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has joined the debate on the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), saying whatever is happening in India on this new legislation is just bad.